Just the blurry 28.8% illuminated waning crescent at 3.38 AM (UTC+7) on Thursday.

Just the blurry 28.8% illuminated waning crescent at 3.38 AM (UTC+7) on Thursday.

Adulting at 1 AM *artist version 🤣

Lunar new year next week will be fun...

Happy 3rd Birthday to my oven (also my birthday gift), and it also has been 3 years since I learnt how to bake.

The 37.3% waning crescent in Scorpio on Wednesday at 4.38 AM (UTC+7).

Found a spot for Milky Way shots in June, but I need to climb a rock 😅 It might be dark enough, a bit far from lights and free access.

The Third Quarter moon on Tuesday at 4.54 AM (UTC+7).

Just me with a rocket 🚀🌕

ISS vs Clouds ISS flew over Sumatra and Riau Islands on Monday morning at 5.06 AM (UTC+7).

The 56.9% waning gibbous on Monday at 2.36 AM (UTC+7).

ISS transits above Java and Borneo this morning at 5 AM (UTC+7). Above is the tail of Scorpius, if only it was dark enough, I might have captured Milky Way.

Waning gibbous 75% on Saturday at 3.05 AM (UTC+7).

Some people in town are busy arranging my marriage to random guys that I barely know. Meanwhile, what I really want right now:

This is a cool photo of crescent Venus. And the Moon, too. Image credit: Iván Éder

Just made another orbit around the sun. Yep, "the Buddy" and the homemade orbit day cake. Happy Birthday to Astronaut Jonny Kim too!

Just a buddy and I 🧑‍🚀

❤️

ISS transits over west coast of Sumatra island. Curently we only have 3 humans there (Expedition 74). Taken on February 4, 2026 at 7 PM (UTC 12 PM).

Waning gibbous 90.6% on Thursday at 1.18 AM (UTC+7).

Not sure if the beauty trend has shifted to more brighter skin color, or just me who is more tanned 🤣 This is the second darkest shade

The 96.3% waxing gibbous, but in horror movie theme. 😂

In 1 year from today, Voyager 1 will be one light day from the Sun. 🔭 orbitsimulator.com/gravitySimul...

Le me went to market to buy snacks. Seller: "How old are you? There's a guy wants to know you." Here we go again with someone tries to be matchmaker...

Our nice and huge, AR4366! Taken on February 3, 2026, at 8.02 AM (UTC+7) 📷: Nikon D3500, Nikkor 70-300mm, Baader solar film

When you carry curly hair genes, but it doesn't show up. Yep, sometimes I have wavy hair

Waning gibbous 99% on Tuesday at 1.50 AM (UTC+7).

Wow! There's a huge sunspot. Time for sunspots hunting again 😁

My birthday week and Artemis II launch soon 🚀🌕 Didn't think the cake toppers are this big 😅

The February Full Moon, and soon we will send humans again to check on this giant rocky orb. Yes, I only had 7 minutes window to snap a clear picture of it.

Normal people: Going to the beach to chill. Me: Going to the beach to plan for Milky Way shots in summer. *the view may be beautiful, but I'm worried about the bright lights coming from the port, and the access to this area might be closed in early hours.

Lesson learnt: Don't try to cut down any tree if the injured ribs haven't properly healed, even it's just banana tree.

The 97% waxing gibbous with Jupiter on top. Seems like I have a new stargazing buddy, the owl, my favorite bird. 🦉

You're that Asian that will be just fine without rice 🤣

🗣️: "It must be boring living alone." Just me with things I want to read and art projects that I better finish in few months. *it's still strange for locals here for a young single lady to live alone

Waxing gibbous 93.7% at 1.27 AM (UTC+7) on Saturday.

Ok, no birthday candle from NASA for me.

I love balloons 😂

My first Milky Way shot in 2026. The best edit that I could do. You can see the faint Milky Way at Scorpius tail. No much hope for clear Milky Way pics, because of the worsening light pollution in town.

Waxing gibbous 85.6% on Thursday evening at 9.34 PM (UTC 2.34 PM).

Purchased a wallet online and it came with some defects, but you're an artist and master the color mixing. 😂

Not so good, but we're somehow not too late. The neighbor only needs to take the meds regularly.

Not a recommended weather for motorbike trip 😒 It was sunny for 3 weeks. *taking a neighbor to hospital. We are worried she has heart disease, and for some reasons her children can't take her there.

Some people who barely know me: "Don't only spend your time in front of laptop!" Me: "Explain this!"

The 77% waxing gibbous on Wednesday evening at 10.40 PM (UTC 3.40 PM).

The 67% waxing gibbous at 11.43 PM (UTC 4.43 PM) on Tuesday evening. The sky is misty tonight.

The 53% illuminated moon at 6.14 PM (UTC+7) on Monday.

Some people who barely know me: "Don't grieve too much, you must eat." Le me an adult living alone with lots of idea what to cook:

The first First Quarter Moon in 2026 on Sunday evening at 6.30PM (UTC+7).

My boy is fresh and clean after so many crazy journey last year.